Jeff Davis Fined Today After Little Rock Altercation
Little Rock reports Jeff Narie of iiee, a United States Senator, was fined 25 dollars for disturbing the peace after a street altercation with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Helm. The case grew from a confrontation near Davis office where Helm allegedly struck him, prompting Davis to seek Helm later but not locate him. Davis stated Helm attacked from behind with a loaded hat and wore leather thongs. Political differences were cited as the motive behind the incident.
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Little Rock
United States
Jeff Narie
Iiee
Sineer
Beputy
Sewienty Helm
Davis
Oaanes
Helm
Tmt
Arkansas
Waler
Davia
Stein
Charles Hertley
New Albany
Tadisna
Delay Dangerous Declares Fairbanks Tariff Fight
A letter from Fairbanks is cited as the basis for a tariff reform plank in the Indiana Republican platform adopted at the state convention today. The document discusses delaying the tariff, opposing cocaine plans, and predicting a protracted contest in Congress with varied theories. The piece references next session after March 4 and the broader impact on the country’s political climate.
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Vain i
Dieter Sade Patie
Tarif
Ie Extra
Saya
Tani
Sond
Tiamotel
Cally
Primaries in Bay State Favor Taft Delegates
Republican primaries held across Massachusetts set the stage for the state and district conventions. Early returns suggested about half of delegates favored Taft or were free to back any candidate, with strong factional lines shaping the process as Taft supporters aimed to bind delegates or leave options open.
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Boston
Republican Primarie Ware
Chicago
Mt Lew
William’ HM. Taft
Igmio
Ona
Taft
Dauimieen
Aeto i
Tio
Beautiful blind deer sighted in Bellows Falls village
A delicate white albino deer wandered into Bellows Falls yesterday, drawing children and residents. The animal appeared tame and unafraid, trotting toward the village as an electric car from Saxton Terrace was found nearby.
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Bellows Falls
Saxton
Former Vermonier killed himself in New Haven hotel
A Vermont man known as Israel von fe in New Haven killed himself by gas in a hotel room after a bankruptcy of a New York paint firm and employment struggles. Davy, aged 19 to 40, left a letter to his wife and was married to Mary Post of Rutland. they had two children.
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York
J. Davy
Bescon
Wits
Tm Iit Roanfortele Connetances
New York
Davy
Rutland
Auleide
New Haven
Israel von Fe
Air Haven
Rutland National Bank
Way Cashine
Woodhouse National Bank of
Burlington
Kanameip
Mies Mary Post
J.B. Post
Dovy
Lookkenpress
Somerset Club
Boston
Burlington Board Sets License Fees for First Classes
Burlington April 1 The city board fixed license fees with Tehon as chairman and secretary Gardner Brewer and Col. Palmer among others. The first class license is 1200, second class 1500, third and fourth classes 250, seventh 1000. No surety bonds accepted. Applications and notices to follow.
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Burlington
Hansa Imand
Tehon
Gardner Brewer
Col
Paluer
Nupplentfone
Stabbing Case In Brattleboro Under Municipal Court
Victor Gustafson, about a youth, was stabbed by Axel Johnson in Brattleboro. Johnson, 25, was held on $900 bond after brief appearance. interpreter John Strand could not attend. The case was postponed to Thursday evening as Johnson awaits counsel.
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Brattleboro
Apri
Axel Johnson
KE. W
Gibson
Victor Gustafson
Johnson
Johnon Wis
Janes Ho Beans
John Strand
Governor Guild Faces Early Setback in Health Report
Boston April 1. Governor Guild suffered an early health setback as doctors posted a bulletin noting his condition is not yet improved after a restless night. Dr Winslow reported the governor remains in a fragile state and preparations continue for stabilization.
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Boston
Tiev. Guild
Winslow
Professor Beach Declines Vermont Presidency Offer
Prof C L Boneh of the University of Vermont delays acceptance of the Storrs College president position after trustees indicate required rule changes. Trusts confer with Prof Beach at the New Bloom Hotel. reception for attendees follows. Local attendees include Rostland, Cr K, Spiller, and Dr Spiller among others.
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University of Vermont
Trurtford
Cont
C. 1
Boneh
Udiversity of Vermont
Tes
Lie
Neubloin
Aeato
Rostland
Giaie
Mob Riot Breaks Out During Opera House Work Fight
About 3,000 laborers and Italian workers clashed on the Oscar Hammerstein opera house site in Philadelphia. Rioters used clubs amid a half hour demonstration, injuring many. police restored order as the crowd dispersed.
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Philadelphia
Mertem
Niges Wade
Gael Igrors
Smalon
Browd Aular Strests
Oscar Hammerstein
Arlington Murder Arrest Pending Amid Shadowed House
Boston reports indicate arrest pending in the Arlington murder case linked to the death of Annie Mullins whose throat was cut and found in Squire's field Arlington. Authorities, with Cambridge Somerville and Boston police, shadowed a Cambridge house all night as witnesses were examined across multiple cities.
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Boston
Arlington
Cambridge
Somerville
Annie Mullins
Squire's Field
Arington
Waterbury Inn Hosts New England Railroad Party
Waterbury welcomed a party of nearly 50 from the New England railroad passenger association and their families for a sugaring expedition. They traveled in five ox teams to the Carpentier orchard in Duxbury for a day in the maple woods, with Montpelier band providing music at the hotel during their stay. The Montpelier fire insurance association will meet in Waterbury in May, with a banquet planned.
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Waterbury
New England Railroad
New England
United
Waterbury Inn
Eere Carpenter
Duxbury
Montpelee
I Montpetire
Pallient
Montpelier Association of Fire Insurance
Public bequests in late Proctor will grants three items
In Jutland in April benere one is 16 810,000 for Up Par library income, with availability tied to a victory. Other bequests aim to support the family interest in the cemetery and related estate duties, detailing how funds are allocated and managed.
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Jutland
Benere
Tim
Tryal
Boyle Remanded for Week in Insurance Theft Case
Melvin J. Boyle of Ruslington was remanded yesterday for a week after being charged with embezzling $600 from Home Life Insurance Co. in Toronto. He was arrested Monday and appeared in court as details of the case emerged.
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Home Life Insurance Co
Toronto
Melvin J. Boyle
Ruslington
Printing concern to be organized in town
The piece reports on a planned incorporation of a major printing business led by Parker and partners including B Stone, Goddard, E Leo Whitney, and Jack Slayton. Hy Boswell plans to relocate printing operations from Theighden building to broaden capacity, with Edward Ruewell stepping away after twenty years in Hartford area printing.
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Thiewell
Union Card Company
Mae
Parker
B_ Stone
Hi. Goddard
E. Leo Whitney
Slayton
Preach
Bredford
G. P. Ruewell
Sy Neet Aeaml
Boswell Oil
Sinter Street
Montpelier
Barre Liquor Man Bound Over to Day
Barre man Diversi bound over after disclosure of a contract with local square dealers. Bail set at 44 dollars, furnished by Massucen. Witnesses testified against Diversi as part of a licensing matter tied to permits.
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Barre
Montpel Petal
Josiph
Tiversi
Itumion
Carter
Massucen
A Successful Season At Clover Duty Club
The Clover Duty club held its annual meeting at Mrs Stella Averill's home. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Lise Robinsan Vice president Mrs S L Allen Secretary and treasurer Mrs E W Cumingat and program committee members Mrs Carrie Carpenter Mrs Hattie Waite Mrs Karey W Whitcomb. The group praised a successful year with US study and entertaining programs at members' homes, including those outside city limits.
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Stella Averill
Lise Robinsan
Mra
Allen
Aid
E.W. Cumingat
Carrie Carpenter
Hattie Waite
Karey W. Whitcomb
KE. T. Mower
C. W. Rub Fk
United States
Funeral of John M. Panton
Funeral services for John M. Panton were held from his home at 22 Webster Street with Rev. Macintyre and Rev. Heattle presiding. The Church of the Good Shepherd choir sang three hymns as Clan Gordon and Masonic lodges attended. Bearers included Ewan, Cooper, and Campbel from Clan Gordon and Ayers, Campbell among others. Burial followed with interment at the cemetery.
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John M. Pandon
Webster Straet
W. (. Macintyre
WJ. M. Heattle
Church of the Good Shepherd
Clan Gordon
OOS, CO
Guenite Lodge
A. M
Damey Ewan
George Cooper
Janes TR. Coutts
Clan Gordon Snd
V. Th Ayers
N. A
Charles ‘T. Campbel
Eimgood
New Year at City Hall and Barbers Strike
Heads of city departments take office as a barber strike unfolds at the town tank place. Barbers seek higher wages amid shop owners' dispute while laundry workers rumor of settlement remains unconfirmed. Wider measures include holiday hours and early closings as talks continue.
Resignation and City Hall Actions Highlight Barre Meeting
The Barre city meeting notes a resignation for personal reasons from a city employee amid broader talk of department administrations. Assessors begin annual work at City Hall with inventory plans and party considerations limited by a new policy. Infrastructure moves include street repairs, macadamizing North Main, and utility pole adjustments while permit activity and building projects proceed.
Quarry Owners and Union Meet in Milford with No Result
A four hour conference between Quarry Owners' Association and Granite Cutters in Milford ended without agreement. Engineers, quarrymen and derrickmen discussed terms but produced no new proposals. A separate Quarry Owners' meeting also yielded no resolution. The arbitration committee remains the next action point, with members awaiting a decisive vote.
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Milford
Manufacturers’ Association Aniranite Cutters
Carom
Elde
Quarry Owners’ Association
James Dungan
Gran Bereta
Quincy Manatees
Milford Granite Unions Go On Strike
Milford Mass April 1 three unions the engineers derrick men and quarrymen vote to strike after wage and hour disputes with granite manufacturers. About 200 workers out. 10 cutters 20 rough hewers 45 derrickmen among the strikers. Webb cutters released. Bills seek 4 hour week 48 hours with overtime at regular rates, wages near current levels. Strikes follow negotiations between union leaders and company representatives.
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Milford
Mass
Engineers’ Union
Hall Healidays
Dertrikuen
Selectman
M.S. McMahon
W. F McAvoy
H. H. Shyrmas
Webb Company
Anl Thealare
Valoa
Quincy Engineers Go Out Today In Industrial Action
Boston reports Quincy engineers mobilize at 10am affecting 106 workers across the city’s plants and quarries. Protests aim at industrial policies with widespread shutdowns and safety concerns noted.
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Quincy
Boston
Distant Fragments Spark A Curious Lane Note
A fragmented OCR item hints at a local lane or drift named Neat. Mentions of a one lane road and a drape appear with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a person or group associated with a street event but lack specific details for firm identification.
Notice to Luitapors Boxera and Derrick men
Notice to Luitapors Boxera and Derrick men held in Carpenters hall for a meeting this afternoon at two o clock. Business of importance will be discussed and action taken by the Lampera and Derrickmen's Union.
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Luitapors
Boxera
Derrickmen
Lampera
Celock
Arrested Man Sentenced To Jail For Intoxication
A man identified as Gurdolinson received a county jail sentence for intoxication after failing to pay a 7.85 fine, totaling 75 days more in jail. Earlier, Johnson faced three jail terms in six months and a 7.10 fine with costs after a first offense. An unknown man found delirious near Bolster's Woodyard was hospitalized after being detained at the station.
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Gurdolinson
Washington
Johnson
Faulkner
Archie McLees
Jyrmoil
Masts
Eeen
Bolster
Hamel
Dilly
Stolen Sweets Case Involving Local Boys
A court case from Friday and Monday details six boys from a local camp charged with stealing syrup and molasses from George Richardson. Several defendants pleaded guilty and were fined or continued for trial. two pleaded not guilty. The incident occurred while their camp visited the area, with witnesses and officials listing the names of the youths.
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George Richardson
Scott Ue Justien
John Breasw
Cueiay Provaliehe
Weank Hate
Arthur Broderick
Frank Fredlana
Keorge McKinee
Rickanten
Turner
Richircden
Chetter
Harvey Town
Throush
Kote
John
Mere
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Teham Ig
Governor Guild
Prof. Beach
Eluctant
Hammerstein
Senator Proctor
Proctor
Boyle
Harry
A. Diversi
Joseph Chequette
Clover Club
John M. Panton
Wan
Owneca
City Creck
Eihyelark
Barbers
Cme
Rommel
Hollace
Iime
Laundry Works
Midilebuey
Les
Roe
St. Matt
Bulleters” Ciyganbestfors
Higgins
Becane
Busineay
Sexsor Fay
Tony Atte
Fay
Mackay
A.chinekeket
Aiea Reese
Aetna
Evrumetl
Betaios
de Dome
Pike Street
Sheridan Street
West
Sommer
Newton Steogt
Howe
Walston
Mala Siegh
Moenes
Bey
Meeting of Manufacturers and Cutters Committees
Imest
Tx Decistione Uinanimows
Alexander
Brian
Naughty Boye
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